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In the WP eMember’s member database. You will have to log into your PHPMyAdmin and go to to your WordPress database and find the following table:
wp_eMember_members_tblYou will be able to see all your member’s record there and add the subscriber ID of each member to the “subscr_id” column of that table.
This tutorial might be of some help if you are not familiar with the PHPMyAdmin tool:
As long as the page is a WordPress page it will track all incoming affiliate traffic to the page.
So for example if a visitor lands on the page using the following link then yes it will track it:
http://www.example.com/affiliatesname?ap_id=AFFILIATE_IDThere should be a shortcode that you can place on a WordPress post or page to show the sale counter of a particular product. I think it’s the following shortcode:
[wp_eStore_sale_counter id=1]All the eStore shortcodes are listed here:
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/ecommerce/wp-estore-shortcodes-and-functions-reference-460
You are using fancy5 which comes from the extra shortcodes plugin so you need to modify a file from that plugin. I have updated wpCommerce’s post to cover both scenerios. Please take a look at the 2nd post in this thread.
Please post a link to your site where I can go and log in as a user. Post a login details for a test user too. I will then log in using firefox5 or chrome and check out the behavior.
Thats looks like the CSS is not rendering on that page at all. After I took a look at the HTML source of that page I only see one line that is including some CSS but the actual CSS for this page is not being included:
<link rel='stylesheet' href='http://www.blog.becomeabloggingmaniac.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-minify/min/?f=style.css&m=0' type='text/css' media='screen'/>I am assuming this started happening after you installed the WP Minify plugin which is trying to combine all the CSS files. The affiliate area is different from your normal WP install so the minify plugin is not supposed to be there unless you changed some code and messed it up. Did you touch any code in the affiliate plugin?
I did some debugging on the site and it turned out that this issue only happens for paid membership. I identified that the WP eStore plugin wasn’t doing the role settings correctly when you use the “WordPress user integration” feature. Getting the latest build of eStore should fix this issue.
Each member has a subscriber ID attached to them which is used to uniquely identify a PayPal subscription payment notification (this subscriber ID originally comes from PayPal). Once you get get the subscriber ID you can hook that particular subscription payment notification to a particular eMember user. WP eStoer does capture the subsciber ID for each subscription but to do this you will have to manually find out each subscriber ID and modify the member’s record to attach the subscriber ID (there is no way to automate this).
Please go to the following URL and search for “subscr_id” on that page:
It will explain what that parameter is. PayPal recommends developers to use that variable to uniquely identify the payment notification for a particular subscription. You will have to ask PayPal as to how you can get that subscriber ID from inside your PayPal account.
yes, the eMember ID of a user is supposed to be present in the eStore’s customer record if the customer does have a member account. If this is not happening for you please get a fresh build of eStore from here and do a test transaction and let me know how it goes:
Yeah I added the “show_price” parameter to that shortcode so you should be able to use the following:
[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=3 order=1 type=1 show_price=1]
You will need to get another build of the extra shortcodes plugin from here:
You can change the “Old Price” text to say whatever you want by changing the language file. this post will explain more:
Once, you find the language file look for “ESTORE_OLD_PRICE” in that file.
Regarding the thumbnail.. Open the “eStore_button_display_helper.php” file and look for the following line:
$output .= '<div class="eStore-thumbnail"><a href="'.$ret_product->target_thumb_url.'" title="'.$ret_product->name.'"><img class="thumb-image" src="'.$thumb_img.'" alt="'.$ret_product->name.'" /></a></div>';Once you find it change it to the following which should make the thumbnail target URL to open in a new window:
$output .= '<div class="eStore-thumbnail"><a href="'.$ret_product->target_thumb_url.'" title="'.$ret_product->name.'" target="_blank"><img class="thumb-image" src="'.$thumb_img.'" alt="'.$ret_product->name.'" /></a></div>';Nope. You can however use the “Site Wide Protection” feature to make it so only logged in members can access your site.
You can specify a URL value (the URL of this product page) in the “Thumbnail Target URL” field which will make it go to that product page and not the image itself. Let me know if that helps.
If you go to the “Product License” menu of the PDF stamper plugin you will be able to hit the “Deactivate” button to deactivate the license from the currently installed domain. This will free they key up. If you are having an issue with that please use the contact form to send us your license key details and we will manually reset it.
